Holographix replicates high-fidelity surface-relief patterns across a remarkable range of scales and formats—from macro optical surfaces to nano-features—so the “types of patterns” we can deliver are as varied as your application. Typical examples include microlens arrays (spherical, aspheric, cylindrical, freeform, micro-Fresnel; square, hex, randomized, or...
Custom microlens arrays (MLAs) (See MLA Page) are finding their way into an ever increasing number of optical system designs. MLAs can be used in transmission or reflection, providing a valuable new tool for designers of a variety of optical systems....
Developing, prototyping, and manufacturing a diffraction grating involves more than just solving the grating equation Diffraction Grating Equation: mλf=(n)2sinθ [vc_separator type='transparent' position='center' color='' thickness='' up='10' down=''][vc_separator type='transparent' position='center' color='' thickness='' up='30' down=''] Below are important parameters to take into consideration when designing a diffraction grating: Fundamental Grating Parameters ...